MOST UNFAIR SACKINGS: Every Premier League Team
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2017
- Following Frank De Boer's exit at Crystal Palace after just four games, let's take a look at each Premier League side's most unfair sackings in recent years.
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Abramovich's managemeng motto: If you're not first you're last
Vincent Shipe shake n bake
Vincent Shipe Ricky bobby
@@Duval-In-The-Wall they wont win the league next season wont they
Newcastle sacking Sir Bobby wasn't just unfair. It was the fricking bullet that doomed the club into the state of utter limbo it's in now.
Akamatsu_Ace The Robson sacking was unfair - the Hughton sacking was stupid because we still finished in exactly the same position.
Haughton was criminal they should of gone to jail for that decision that is awful
Mike Ashley
I thought Laudrup would be there, I mean gets Swansea to win there first trophy in over 100 years, just to get sacked a year later
it was because garry monk and ashley williams claimed he'd "lost the dressing room" so huw jenkins and his big nose sacked him
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If you did only top ten it would propably be
1)Ranieri
2-10) Chealsea's
Leicester did Ranieri nasty
Lita Rated R but Simpson and Hunt were main players but Dyer was terrible
They were 1 point above the relegation zone and didn't score a goal in 2017 before his sacking ffs.
If Leicester were mid-table, then it would have been respectable but facing a relegation battle while ALSO being the defending champions of the Premier League, is beyond humiliating.
Moyes sacking was fair in every possible way.
Moyes was left with an old and past it team. His record was the same as van gaals and mourinhos first season if I recall. He was given an impossible task in his first year. It was ridiculous that he be sacked so soon. He built numerous good teams over a decade at Everton and lost a cup final to an Atletico that was on its way to a European final. It was quite unfair.
ariean rachmat are you saying that giggs, vidic, ferdinand, Evans weren't past it? That rooney and van persie hadn't peaked? That bebe and lindegaard were performing well? That Anderson was high quality ? That young was good enough ?
Nah. Ferguson left moyes with a shit tonne of work to do. I remember the season. Oh, and an aging evra and Rafael/ fabio nonsense to deal with.
Sounds like an ideal squad you can win trophies with aye ? Naw. That was a team that was at the end of its days.
Moyes is a brilliant manager. It was very unfair
It was not unfair since he sacked all the backroom staff
Celtic Dread this didn’t age well
sacking a manager after first 4 games is crazy!
Mujeeb Ahmed I agree
You never watched Egyptian league
they lost all 4 but more importantly they didn't score a single goal in any of them. He was setting records, records you don't want your team to have lol. but yeah he never got the chance to really do anything, i think they had false expectations of him
It was four games without a point or goal.
roberto martinez was crap he should of went long before he did.
TANK C its called UNFAIR sackings... Yet all this scarf humping bloke said was that Martinez deserved it, which he did. I don't understand this video.
He wasn't the best but he did finish fifth in his first season so can't be so crap
TANK C he was a fucking shithouse I was a mascot when he was in charge and he was scared to go into the changies
Brendan Rodgers. Hard work. Intensity. Character. Integrity. Okay.
thegreatcalvinio and Honesty
lol The comment about Klopp at Liverpool sure didn't age well.
Definitely didn't. In 2019, he won the Champions League, the Super Cup, and the Club World Cup. And in 2020 he won the Premier League.
I wonder what people would say if Ranieri had stayed and got relegated
Raineri lost the dressing room the were struggling badly I know he won the league in the most incredible feats ever but he did deserve to get sacked
The players got lazy and too big for their boots
@@jammeth999 maybe but he lost respect and he was struggling and get rid of him worked wonders and he might of eon the league but they heading down
Anderton Chigoneka true true it happens to the best of them
Exactly- they were 100% heading down and, despite the fact that people were too wrapped up in sentimentality to see it, simply had to go. I was calling for it a month before it happened
4:30 watching this in 2020 in hilarious
Sam Allardyce wasn't sacked from West Ham, the board and BFS decided not to renew his contract when it ended
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... "Half a dozen unfairly sacked Man City managers"... Well - Pellegrini left by mutual consent for one (and finished 4th in his final season...) Mark Hughes had us sat just above mid table when he was finally sacked... Mancini and arguably Sven are the only harsh dismissals I can recall :')
I agree. It's a bit of a cheek to say City are good at sacking managers when they have just four managers in the last ten years - that's as many as Fulham had in their last PL season! I'd say Sven's sacking was harsher than Mancini's. He was sacked because City fell away in the latter half of the season thanks to Thaksin Shinawatra's inability to provide money for the reinforcements that Sven requested and, in the last game of the season, the players went on that now infamous go-slow against Middlesborough as a protest at his sacking. By contrast, Mancini's release was seen almost as a relief to the players.
You should put Pellegrini on the video too but I guess it was just one trainer per team. He won the premier league in his first season and brought Man City to UCL semifinals for the first time ever. Then Mansour brought Guardiola and there you have the results. Pellegrini did more with less than Guardiola.
He wasn't sacked though...
Still can't believe we had Lukaku Barkley Deulofeu and Stones in a team and finished 11th, twice. Shocking. But we finished 8th with the likes of martina williams and niasse lol.
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IMO:
Man City - Manuel Pellegrini (EDIT: Realized he wasn't sacked, his contract ran out, my bad)
Led the club to 3 trophies in 3 years including a league and cup double in his first season, and led them to the Champions League semi-finals when they'd never before passed the round of 16. They were an own goal away from getting to extra time and *potentially* knocking out Real Madrid. Despite all this the City ownership announced he was being replaced in the middle of his last season, extremely unprofessional and disrespectful towards a manager who'd brought the club a lot of success.
Man United - Van Gaal
For me this is a no-brainer. While replacing him with Mourinho was obviously the right decision, Van Gaal still brought some success to the club - winning their first FA Cup in 12 years and being a big part of the emergence of several young players, including Rashford and Lingard. Sacking him was not harsh, but it was harsher than sacking Moyes, who'd broken several records for all the wrong reasons in his 8 months in charge.
Joel Pellegrini wasn't sacked his contract ran out
True, thanks for the reminder
Pellegrini's contract hadn't expired, it was extended by 12 months as the club were hedging their bets on Guardiola taking a year out of management to recharge his batteries. He knew that this was the plan and was happy with it, even announcing it himself rather than leaving it to the club. I suppose it was a bit harsh on him to have him play caretaker, even if it never actually happened, but full credit to him for handling it like a man.
Irish guy sounds like he just woke up from a 3 year hibernation...
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Moyes wasn t unfair. If wasn t giggs, United would finish lot lower
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Was waiting for that shelvey joke
From the two United sackings I'd say Van Gaal was the harsher one, Moyes was clueless, he was officially announced in April, but spent the entire window trying to sign players that were never gonna be sold by their clubs. and then panic bought Felliani, a attacking Midfielder who couldn't tackle he thought was the ideal person to fill in as a defensive midfielder.
Van Gaal, got sacked a day after winning the FA Cup, yeah he bored us all to tears, but atleast he came with a pedigree, yeah he also finished outside the top four but only on goal difference, (and what a goal difference, just 14, the same as they are sitting on right now after five games.) I'd say deserved the sack but from the two his was the harsher sacking.
He did the same for 10 out of 11 seasons at Everton
Sacking Di Matteo was harsh but in hindsight it worked. Hodgson did a great job it was just a shame England came calling. Had they got Hodgson instead of Pardew this season to replace Pulis they'd have stayed up quite comfortably.
You mean we sacted 3 managers now
I was really interested to see how you could this for Everton
8:23 Heck I'd forgotten Louis Saha used to play for Spurs
I dont remember the details, but i remember Robbie Di Matteo's sacking from chelsea being very harsh
Brighton - Gus Poyet
Took the club from League One to the Championship Play-offs in 3 and a half seasons.
Lost the Play Offs, started slagging off the club
Got suspended, was sacked on TV.
Quique Sanchez Flores left wasn't sacked
The everton one made me laugh so much. Quality
I have a friend that is the grandson of a Bruce Rioch, no joke. We nickname him Brioche.
West Brom should of been Steve Clarke
Absurd to state that Ranieri was harshly sacked- Leicester would've gone down had they sacked him. Someone called in to Talk Sport or 606 a few weeks before they sacked him and said they should; he was roundly mocked, but anyone with a brain could see he was right.
Sir Bobby Robson was the only unfairly sacked manager from this list. I would also add Laudrup.
TFR did it today too.
Coinindece? No.
Hotel? Trivago.
(Srry for my bad english)
what i was thinking
Well they uploaded it an hour before this one - I'm not that fast lads!
I'm pretty sure Big Sam's contract with West Ham expired and opted not to sign a new contract because of the bad treatment he got at the club despite getting them promoted back to premier league 1st attempt and guided them to near mid table for 3 straight seasons.
Keegan in 2008 was sort of a sacking and since he’s the best we’ve had that’s the most unfair
I think Roberto Di Matteo from Chelsea is one because while i hated Chelsea with a passion(cause im a United fan), i silently rooted for them in the Champions League, but after winning it, he was sacked...
Allardyce wasn't sacked by West Ham. They just never renewed is contract.
Stan Ternent , (R.I.P.) Was not sacked by Burnley, he just didn't get a new Contract . Stan Was The Man.
Nigel Adkins a Saints legend
Damn Chelsea, Ancelotti AND Di Mateo
Roy Hodgson is a fantastic manager for mid table clubs.
Let me ask now what team does he support as I just don't know
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10:07 made me laugh out loud!!
Woah you had 6 subs when creating this?
Are u from Cork
I get the title says "Premier League" but why only that era?
Football didn't begin in 1992.
Ironic that benitez helped liverpool after beating city after he got sacked by them.
Pulis resigned
Moyes should have been sacked immediately...Maybe LVG would win something other then an FA cup.
Well Frank de boer went to Ajax and we all know what happened then...
3:50
In this one he managed to say the two biggest miracles in football's history the second is Leicester Premier League throphy. Did you spot the first??
Everton is now Sam Allardyce
beggining of armagaedon lmao
Wow did you just call Walter Smith a bad manager?
Don’t even get me started on Mark McGhee, was bad enough dealing with him for a couple of months at Barnet. Utterly clueless
Louis van gaal was sacked even though he made the top 4 and won the FA Cup final. Moyes however destroyed Alex Ferguson’s man united legacy
Now Bayern has sacked Ancelotti 😂😂😂
What were you saying 'bout Liverpool? #sixtimes
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4:34 that hasn’t aged well has it
LVG was harsher. He won FA Cup and finished 5th, whereas Moyes didnt get us into Europe!
You got RDM in the wrong spot. He was sacked by Chelsea despite being 3rd in the league and winning FA Cup and Champions League 5 months before...
Steve Clarke was harsh at West Brom. Got them 8th, then had them mid-table next season and sacked him. West Brom never even been close to Top half since then
Fergeson and Jose also sacked
Sanchez Flores wasn’t sacked, he resigned
Gerard houlier at liverpool was a bit unfair too. he got more right than wrong.
WHAT ABOUT SLAVISA JOKANOVIC WHEN HE WAS COACHING WATFORD?
for swansea's most unfair sacking I would put Michael Laudrup
I’d of chose Van Gaal for United. He had just won the FA cup and was sacked.
Do AFC Bournemouth not exist?
Moyes Deserved To Be Sacked, Think About It, Man United Were Premier League Champions In 2012-13, And Moyes Dragged Them To 7th In 2013-14
Di Matteo - Chelsea should be amongst the top..
Wrong about klopp
This was 3 years ago.
I would have said Laudrup over Gary Monk. He won them there first League Cup I over 100 years
chealsea: ancelotti
*jose*
conte
... and the list will countinue with sarri
i hope he remakes this after spurs
Why do people think that football started in 1992? There was football long before the premier league!
Liverpool weren’t harsh at all though because the style of football was getting on people’s nerves. Klopp is a better manager
I swear Sherwood was before Pochettino
Moyes for van harsh,why not sign Jose before van harsh
What's the dig at Walter Smith all about, took over a nearly bankrupt club was lied to about transfer funds kept Everton up had his best player sold without his permission and even then didn't quit even kenwright said he didn't know how he kept them up🤷♂️
I'd have given van gaal more one more season
Unload isn't too bad of a striker
Lee Clark deserved to be sacked.He went behind the chairmans back as he went to a job interview for another club without permission
Daniel Sanderson He benched Rhodes against Peterborough the clown
That's what he gets the judas prick
Anyone else always feel sad when they see Premier League in the title. Shoutout to all my stuck in the championship brothers
Mark McGhee is genuinely one of the worst managers I've ever seen its Motherwell v Celtic at Celtic park... Ainsworth a winger on the bench.. he brings on a centerback to put on at left wing instead.. and he almost got us relegated.. bad tactics
Mancini wasn't sacked because of performances. He was sacked because the dressing room was a mess.
David Moyes deserved the sack as Manchester United Manager after been kicked in the bollocks.
Tony Pulis wasn't sacked, he left my mutual consent
Quique Sanchez Flores' daughter is pretty piff tbf
Pellegrini got city to the cl semi final and got sacked
Moyes wasn't unfair he won 18 games he lose eight games he got 64 points not good enough at all
Frank De Boer seems to be doing well in Atlanta United atm 🙌🔴⚫🔴⚫🔴
What about di matteo
Agree with Benitez sacking. Total joke